24 July 2019 (Wed.), 6:30pm-
Seminar Room 3, Floor 2, Kojima Hall, University of Tokyo / 東京大学本郷キャンパス小島ホール２階、第3セミナー室
Genji Yasuhira (Musashi University)
‘Spatial Practices and Catholic Survival in Post-Reformation Utrecht’
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http://www.cirje.e.u-tokyo.ac.jp/about/access/campusmapj.pdf
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ABSTRACT: After the introduction of the Protestant Reformation, the Reformed and Catholics had to share physical and objective space in the civic community of Utrecht, which both parties considered as their confessional bastion in the Dutch Republic. Although physically and materially they were living in the same city, psychologically and religiously they experienced urban spaces in different manners. Although public authorities attempted to exclude Catholics from the public sphere of the city, Catholics tactically and actively delimited the physical ‘public’ and shifted its border on their own initiative, continuously using the urban space as they had in medieval times, and newly appropriating it to adjust themselves to the environment of early modern confessional coexistence. Through their spatial practices, Catholics not only actively created room for survival as ‘Catholics’, but also played an indispensable role in the transformation of Utrecht’s urban space from a mono-religious medieval city to a multi-confessional early modern city.
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